Perry High School - Clock Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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lu' 1 x .4 A' 00 ,mince I Vernoux 6'Europe is a bargain-hunter's paradise for Americans 1 Live the life of a millionaire on a peasanfs salary? You can do this in the balmy South Pacificln Be charmedg be enchantedg be thrilled by the exotic customs of the Orient. And the travel posters continue to chant their psychological ruses to entice Americans X 'V 5'. 1' ' Fw , -ff-ww' ' ' i , yu i T Hi f ..-r A l w w in Y .-1 iv ,,., ,, 1 W , wx r in L V , , u, Jw ui, ,VL 6 , , W -,nm ,wi it ii M ii 1.1 :sage 'fb ll 'WAP' WW Li ., u s w , T M- , ,Z , ,, ii! dxf ir, . ' me W, ' W 7'f!x .gi ini 3,7 , T T I i-' A wp if Lil. hw, I L Y, ZW N t I . , , T rl f 1 ' X ' l s l if QQ ' ii- fg 'l ,f. v ,ff V. 'xl -3lllu AWP Ji to travel in their faraway lands. And nine times out of ten, the travel posters pronounce the truth-because travel is inex- pensive. Americans are born bargain hunters. Dollar for dollar, there is no better education than that which the travel dollar buys. For this reason, we, the staff of the 1961 Clock, ask you to come on a trip with us to continued on next page 4222-E' J lr :H ll lil ul l l l V N I1 3 lu ' f W E mi , mf Vi g' F Mt lil v Y '. 1 r l A l Jlfaif' 'K ' i t 'll' u 1' ' ' ' ik - -,fl 2' W ' -1, 1 . L 9 H X, Q ' , X 1 ' ?- :1:1:'lY::', 2711- .5 - -4,77 MM ' - U Z ,K K tiiriiu . ,, L ' 9' 1 lu 1 gi I lg W-W lfil ii.i WJ , x if I A l A i tflllii iw f W ,V gMQ,l,r, , y,,,yl G T E - , I' H Wk 5

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Twudb Tor faraway places. Just like the travel books we must give you, the reader, a list of things to do before we leave, so our instructions follow. Passport The first, and most important thing you will need is a passport, which is the official docu- ment that permits you to leave the United States. Application for this passport was made by each Perry High Student when he left his While Carol Schar, and Mike Trace count money, Wanda Finni- cum, Pam Stilgenbauer, and George Zablo look on. Our student government dates buck to the days of the Romans and their governm ent. 1 l kg, 4, . it an an -M .,.., .--f.,f'.....- wr... V. ..............W -M-.1.'M-l,f.-V-M-v-'fe - Me- y -' -- In our studies, we learned about the Raman Forum. The studies were so real, we actually felt as il we were sitting in with the Caesars' grade school and registered for classes for Perry High. So, along this line, we're all set l since everyone is a bonafide citizen of Perry High. l Sailing Permit 1 l If you are a male citizen between 18 and 26 years of age, you must obtain draft board clearance. Some of Perry7s students come un- der this regulation-so you fellows are on your own! continued on next page